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Phoenix Contact 2320173 Rail mounted redundancy (DIN) 20 A No. of outputs: 1 x

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Highlights & Details

Redundancy module, with protective coating QUINT-ORING/24DC/2X10/1X20 - 2320173

  • Low-loss isolation of power supplies switched in parallel
  • Preventive function monitoring
  • Auto Current Balance technology

Technical specifications

  • Protection class IP20, protection class III
Nominal input voltage

24 V/DC

Product type

Rail mounted redundancy (DIN)

Min. input voltage

18 V DC

Input voltage (max.)

28 V DC

Max. output current

20 A

Output current (max.) - rounded

20 A

No. of outputs

1 x

Output voltage (min.)

24 V DC

Output voltage (max.)

24 V DC

Connection

Screw terminal

Dim

(W x H x D) 32 x 130 x 125 mm

Weight

0.4 kg

Output voltage (nominal)

18 V DC

Manufacturer part #

2320173

Width

32 mm

Height

130 mm

Type

QUINT-ORING/24DC/2X10/1X20

Depth

125 mm

Output current (details)

2x 10 A, 1x 20 A

Input voltage

24 V DC

TRUE

UKCA

yes

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Datasheet

Datasheet 514783 Phoenix Contact 2320173 Rail mounted redundancy (DIN) 20 A No. of outputs: 1 x

User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 514783 Phoenix Contact 2320173 Rail mounted redundancy (DIN) 20 A No. of outputs: 1 x

Description

QUINT ORING is the active redundancy module from the QUINT POWER product family that can be mounted on a mounting rail.
With the help of the redundancy module, two power supplies of the same type that are connected in parallel on the output side for redundancy can be fully isolated from each
other.
Redundant systems are used in systems that demand particularly high requirements for the reliability. The power supplies involved are sized such that the total current requirement for all consumers can be covered by one power supply alone.
If the total requirements increases beyond the nominal current of the power supplies to be supplied as a result of additional installed loads, for example, the power supply system is no longer redundant. Likewise, a defect in the power supply or in the wiring can lead to the loss of redundancy.
This can be detected immediately via a floating signal contact and a corresponding LED.
The Auto Current Balance (ACB) technology allows uniform distribution of the load current across the connected power supplies so that the life of the redundant system can be significantly increased.